Forget basic ghosts and goblins – the real Halloween magic happens when you channel a character with iconic style so sharp, it cuts deeper than any knife. This year, let’s be iconic, not wasteful. With 83 million plastic bottles worth of textile waste coming from discarded Halloween outfits, the most legendary look you can wear is a sustainable one.

We’re breaking down their signature vibes and showing you how to steal their killer aesthetic with pieces you might already own; and if not, check out our Halloween collection!

Stark black braids, deadpan expression, and a crisp white peter pan collar dress define her. Her look is minimalist gothic, radiating eerie composure with zero warmth.

Drenched, stringy black hair obscuring a pale face, clad in a sodden white nightgown. The look is waterlogged despair—minimalist yet instantly chilling, evoking decay and isolation.

A freckled, red-haired doll in denim overalls wielding a knife. His "Good Guy" facade—stitched smile and innocent eyes—makes the transition into feral violence jarringly grotesque.

Fishnets, stilettos, and corsets clash with lab coats in garish glam-rock excess. Glitter, sharp contours, and androgynous silhouettes create a deliberately kitschy, transgressive vibe.

Tattered, moth-eaten blue wedding gown with exposed skeletal limbs and wild, floating hair. Her design blends tragic romance with decay—translucent skin reveals delicate bone structure.

Chaotic green hair, smeared clown-white makeup, and a lurid purple suit clash violently. His appearance screams calculated madness, with the Glasgow smile adding visceral horror.

A grotesque, oversized carnivorous plant with slimy, veined leaves and rows of razor-sharp teeth. Its puppet-like design mixes campy humor with visceral, organic terror.

Porcelain doll-like features paired with unsettlingly lifeless eyes and childlike dresses. Her uncanny valley aesthetic contrasts innocence with robotic precision, hinting at menace beneath the surface.

So this year, make a statement that lasts beyond October 31st. The most iconic look is a sustainable one. Build your costume with our curated Halloween collection and your own closet—it’s scarily good for the planet, and you’ll have a killer outfit you can actually wear again. 🖤🧟‍♀️